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A WEUDING.

CHARKsTowS, n. H., July 12.-Charles III. HoJt
knnwn the public the author Of A Hos Ia the
Ground" "A lin soldier" aud other successful comedies
and Miss tIarx waxh, a yoang actress. married
here this evening country home OF the bridegroom
The Rev. r. J. Fmuaan, OF Clarrmont. performed the
ceremony Miss Fanny steveus, Of Chicago, served az
bridesmaid and Dr. L. =. Robertson as hest man. The
bride wore white silk trimmed with Lace and
diamond ornaments. including large solitaire bracele
the eift of the battle-ground Owing al health or
George w. Hoyt the father or the bridegroom, ouly Few
OF the Intimate frisds Of the contracting parties were
nrf.x
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PAINTERS URGE TECHNICAL EDUCATION

sArTsFTED THAT IT WOULD BIZ A GOOD THING FOR
THE TRADE-0THBa SUBJECTS DISCUSSED.
Upward OF 300 master painters and their friends met
In Masonic Temple, Twenty-thirtks& and stxthsvs zee
srday 1t the third annual convention Of the Mater
Painters Association John Berger opened the meeting
and tod bow the organization had grown from nom
bershp Of i've In 1885 1000 from twenty ssyen
States present address Of welcome was made by
John Bssttte, OF York. He claimed that the asso
citation NOS formed for The purpose Of trying crush
labor but to discuss matters OF interest the
trade and TO bring about intimate Acquaintance
between the members william HARNESS. Of BROOKLYN,
welcomed the delegates behalf Of that city.
the report J. b. SULLIVAN Of Chicago who the
vention appointed chairman to consider National
Apprenticeship law, and the Best mode Of establishing
trade schoolx The report recommended . Law which
would be uniform throughout the country and which
would establish the right OF the parents guardians Of
any boy 70 hsve him become good mechanic At any
trade that he mighs choose Tho repost also reeom-
meuded ths establishment of manual training schools
William Downs OF Cleveland. did not think boy could
learn trade tn school The shop was the proper Place
tor thai. John @. Mccarthy, OF Chicago. thought it
would be good thing TO have understanding ON tho
subject with tho bosses in other trades a. well as with
the labor organizations
John Bsatite offered resolution which stated thar at
IL the of ths convention that establishment of
technca education in the public schools would enhance
the value OF our trade; and further that the
recommended TO the several boards OF education"
Messrx Reed. OF New-York; Leo. of~washingtSn;
Schneider Of New York Hand OF Boston, and others
mont OF the schools good thing for the trades aud
the youth OF the country The resolution adopted
unanimously.
The convention will last for three days
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MRS coRNELIA RICHARDS BUTLER

WuKEsBARRE, Penn. July IL tSpscah.-Mrs Corneia
Richards Butler widow Of the late Colonel John Butler
member Of one OF ths oldest families OF Wyoming Val
10y aud closely associated with the Wyoming massacre
died In this city residence OF her D-law, Judge
stanley Woodward. tonight. az the age OF egntynx
ysars Mrs Buffers father Captain Henry Richards, Of
Farming ton, Conn. commanded company IN the Con,
nental army the battle OF Bunker HILL ana served
the Revolutionary War; leaving interest
ing daily Of events covering the entlre period
he also OF the original memoers Oh the society
unc. was OF the bar OF Luzsrne County at It's
ORGANIZATION in 1857.
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FRENCH ARTIsTs THINK NIB. HILTON.

GARD TO THEIR PAINTINGS.
The following letters recently receivsi ram the en-
nenr ARTISTS Msssencr and Dctais. show THAR appre
cia ton OF disposition OF their wesxs in the Aetropo
itan Museum OF art
13I BoULEvAHD MALRsHEHBEs.}
PARIS, June Is. 1887.
uY DEAR SIR: had the pleasure lately OF nset your
Informed ts4f you lad prrsentod
to ne Metropolitan Museum OF Art In New YORK my
painting 1897 aud also the painting OF ING tf<ttio OF
sAampsgay," the work Of my deas pupd Detalie 1t IS
royal t and your city should BIO proud Of cainfnRyou
one OF It's citizens.
that paintings thanks tn goasroSiry will for
this collection In this masrut thas, no do'tot
aas Will be tho prize or New York
Pernls sir 20 express TO you TINS OF my
most distin ,asied considerations E AFIssosIER-
10 TIC Eon- HgsRI HnIoS. Aeso-f York.
II.
PARIS. Juno Is. 1887.
My DEAR SIR: have learned Of toe generous gift
that you hayw made Metropolitan DiisSas 81 Art
IN New YORK Of Monsieur Msissopiers painting " 1907
and also ,;.y paiatns az the Defenes OF Chssnpiany
tho eraxx you hsvo done Hs in assocfsfng fay
name with that OF my iiiusrri1us maaner. am very
proud have been. tnnss to you the osct OK snah an
artistic teetiBania aud desire TO exprcss 10 yeu my
siucefe tlaaks that you have Wsset nv painting
worthy OF aouor you have accorded H. 10 "
thu highest noutal ee the sxgsaiene and very nsttef
and you nor is TO eOufor ON me grsarsr honof
than YOU bxve givsn in placing painting pnrinar
nenily In museum ana N o,u,ns ns ~ you, S ~
whom nstsbtsi for tho Prrci0us Srffstis eusxaion
he has given This grand and gcnefsus donation
great event in arr opportunity express
you my sincere appreciation Of having been the
oblect of such . DISTINGUISHED henee
BE pleased TO aecet my dear sr the expression OF my
most sincere regard. EDoJARD DE1AiLLE
10 he Hon HEsnY Hnros. s1r- Tork.
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xw1YnLERs REAPIyG A HARVEsE

Tho Cbarty Organization Society advises the pubic
to use caution responding to the appeals OF some Of
the collectors who are soliciting contributions
lest they encourage fraudulent schemes. Of which
n,,u,ber avs now IA the field These chiefly TN tho
iiuo OF prstended FRESH ent,rpses workingnsn :
asseeasions educational projects, chIdren's homes
etc The promoters of many or these schelnes
nave been punderers Of the benevolent pubic
for some years, and displaying renewed sctiviss
same of them from adjacent states to forage In
this city where they reap large gains from peope TOO
busy to ask quesuns too c0nding TO suspect piaus
ME nrfcntlcrs The Charity Organization society
viii give Information to any Responsible inqurIs re-
Qardtug any of tisss applicants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13

The old lock factory Of Churchill K White AT Sostrand
and Flushing sves. williamsburg gutred by Dire last
night An unknown man had % narrow escape from
location aud was rescued by Roundsman Hayes and
Officer Fshrr. OF the Thirteenth Precinct in Az ex-
hanstcd condition.. The had rushed into the burn
ing building at the outbreak OF the gg search OF
watGhman who said TO he In there, anil unable
to return His cries attracted the officer sucrsedsd
tn getting him out N time 10 hts life The loss Will
be about $4,000 Tao orig;G OF the dire Is unknown.
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AMATEUR JOURNALISTS I'M cosVEs11t

AMATEUR JOTKXALI&TS IN COEVENTIOV-
PHIL snEIPHIA. July IL tspeesa-The twelfth annual
convention of Amateur Journsis5s held to-day at
the Continental Hotel J. Il. ives, Of New-GissgCw,
Nova scotia presided and Ma Zelda Swift the ssc
rotary The entire session day occupied In recsiv
ing reports the officers and committees ana consi-
erfrg other To- morrow officers will be
elected snd In the evening trip on the river WIZ DO
made On Thursday evening the msmbors VIII oe enser-
tanned St = banquet
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EH sorHEss SECURES HIS RELEASE

The negotiations which have bsen pending betwesn n
H. seshrrn and Helen Daayrxy for this release OF
the former Miss Dausrayy coutrsgs next ssascn
were finally terminated yesterday. Mr. ssthern has
bought his rele,ss ST. 600 aud he wiz theie-
fors be nee to In "fho Highest Bsdisr r. IL
Mr. Frohman's purpose star him In the play on THIS
road next season la the meantime no VIII eontnae at
tie LYcenn Theatre. The sim originally ds'aandsi OF
Miss DaIvray OF Mr.. FrOhnian $1,000 Tbs lat sr
Refused ues,iafs for nts eoHrtcr dd not
begin with sotisrn u year Mr. sothcrn prserred
sacrifice the which he paid to being In Mss
Dauyray's service at $50 week.
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CHIT ABOUT WELL-KNoWy MEN

General Simon Cameron. the veteran poll -cian and
statesman Of Penn.ylvaHia. is at the Fifta Avenue
Hptsl His tai dgnrc Is only slightly hent under his
ninety years. ard yet although he Is hale and coTnpara
lively strong requires the support Of long hickory
staff which COMES up 10 his shoulders and IL carried IN
ms right hand The General VIII be passenger on he
Britannia for Europe to-day He viii be accompanied
by three friends hts farmr associate Colonel James
Duffy j. NJ Forster. OF ifarrisburg, and Larry -"
Jerome Colonel Duy claims to be descendant or the
ancient kings and he intends 10 hunt up
soue of his royaI relatives wh;s abroad II s the nten-
Wales and and during the naxt two inonths me
party may then 90 the Continent but that is not yet
determined
Wheu II was sl1gynsted to General Cameron yesterday
that he might meet Mr. Blaine abroad, he responded
Possibly la.o no reason for mt wishing to meet
him l have nc nnfreudly feelings toward him" In
further conversation he SAIL: mink Mr. Blaine 10
more eager TO he the nominee tor President
lie will never give up that ambition What IL more !
think he will certainly be nominated and IL looks as
though he would be elected"
Speaking Of the recent occurrences at Edinburgh IN
connection with Mr. Blaine and Andrew Carnegie, OF
Pittsburg General Cameron was reminded o. the fact
that Mr.. Carnegie telegraph operator IN tge War
Depsrtment at Washington, when the Genera wls sea-
rotary OF War and said. lie bright active young
man. In order Ia reach his prcsrnt position ne mus,
cot hos start In fortune by engaging In the manufacture
OF steel have heard that nv would ike IN 90 INTO the
Eng sh Parliament believe he never TOOK up Gitlen-
sri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13

Bosros July II Tho directors or the Bell Telephone
Company will and viii, ls ID expected.
declare an dividend OF or per cent II is stated
authorstivey that the resignation Of President W. H.
Forbes will no and accepted. Mr. Forbes has for
some time relieved of the des Of the posi-
ton on acount the requirements of his private bust
II las been arranged TO Eavs Mr. Howard stoe'r
ton sucee~d Mr. ForbeA NJ Stockton has for time
of the Cocheco Salmon Falls and Essex
Manufacturing Companies aui is lawyer OF ability.
He Is large holder OF Bell stock Ar Forbes WILL re-
main the board Of direciors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
WuEArF4auERs COMPLAIN OF UNJUST USAGE

WASHINGTON. July 12.-The Intersiaso Commercs
Commission Las r-rsyed long complaint from Nel-
son L. Derby g St Thomas, Dlh0.a, which b.
surpemcIta7 to those already received from other
llr,uens of thaG neiyhhtnfood. alrginh ref~al on
the part OF TIE glnItoha IssFi Company 10 furnish
ears fof ths ~hlvusuS OF r whcas ere, - 1f egOn.
This Ike the pIsvi complaints assIhS Ia speak
for the entire Community OF farn.crs and bears oyt.
dence OF being the outcome az a general movement
az farmers FAR relief
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necessity Of immedsateIy orsanizins THAR
tsress pssparsfUry b the August election,
when the question rslatfvs - lec. option wsuld - de-
cded To nsurs In carrying the day eaA h. the
members Of the sssscaron would be eompslied = be
- TIE polls eem tho time the books were opened
in the roenne un they dssed night and Givs their
undivided attention the cause they we're aur psrn
Committees were appointed 70 represent each ward aud
precinct In the CITY.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE or WMsKKE

MYSTERIOUS DfSdff hAhhNCE Of "Hishhf'
LEXINGTON, KY, Jsiy 12-Facts In the great waisksy
shortage Frankfort have Just conc to rshf Special
Agents Kellogg and Crawford from Washington. win
four United states gaugera examined every barrel Of
wsksv in the two bo,s6ed warehouses al FRANKFORT In
the II 900 barrels contained therein they found 400
which had to regasgsd Fifty barrels OF that number
were aimost entirely empty While ZOO shost from
ten tn thirty sx gallons each II IL found that coopers
whose business look a,rsr lsaks and rep the Dad
mai fre aIeny heen se Ked ap aleas In the
warebo,,ses for hour. NJ n and thai siphon and
bucknt Aad been found tn enc OF the warehouses Inc
proprietors will loee by the affair about SIo,o1o
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4 SONG FEsTrvAL Ar LONG BR4Scn

LONG BRANCH, July IA festival service viii be
given at Jam-s's Protestant Episcopal Church on
Thursday. by tho Choir Guild Of hs Diocese, comprising
all the cnoirs Of boys and In the diocese There will
be shont 100 singers, and the musical programme is
tremeIy ATTRACTIVE There viii be chor celebration Of
the R0iy Communion at lI:15 and choral evening
song at i:3o p. At the latter services Dr. = II. wes
ton, Of ST. Johns Chapel, Eew-Yerk, will preach.
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A ROMAN CATHOLIC cHr-RCH BuRyEp.

nrs broke out few inmates before L o'clock
last night IN S. PatriclSs Roman Catholic
Church at Dutch Kills. Long Island City.
Tho flames spread rapidly and at an early
hour IL feared that the church and thu Father
Ton>rs house adjoining would be entirely destroyed.
The church vulIsd 81 1000 The total loss may
reach $4,000. TIE origin o; the fire could not be
learned.
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DR.. JEREMIAH p, BLTVEN,

DR.. jeremiah +. Bysn died yesterday, at the home Of
his sonn-law, Dr. s. p Cropher. at No. 43l Qncy-st.
Brooklyn, from phthiss. He native OF Rhode
Island and was graduate Of the Yale Medical College
About forty years he began practice on the east
o this city. In the ehosrs aud typhus fever ept
denies be did good service His Office at Grandsr
broadway. q number Of years no was po-
lice surscop In 1872 he gave up active practices and
live In Brooklyn. His heath was not good Tor
several years. He left sou and a daushter- Inc
funeral Will tsks place Tomorrow in the Central Baptist
Church OF Williamsburg
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TIVE Control OF CAR wIypows.

ia tho Ldtt9r or The frtbune
SIR The window fend controls the not the open
Ing In hs aae1r AIRY comfort those behind get the full
blast Of hot . eneTs and DUST in and neck.
Nor until 4 small of either dust ctnter njures
hts ey0 will the comfort OF otlers be cursidsrail
yec- York, July II, 1857. ch
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A FIGHTING CHANCE.

To the Editor or The Trt1wWe.
Eli: The inquirer who writes TO The TRIBUNE to learn
which OF the occupants OK scat has the control
Of this r1dow will find that the best legal authorities
concur the view that both persons have lighting
chance.
Ne,c. York, July IL, 1897.
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AsHHvIlLK. ~ e.. July l2.-Ex-LieutenantGovernor
l. j. Robinson died last night at his home IN Franklin
Macon County aga OF forty niue years For Two
wears e position In the indian Affairs
Office Interior Department He was three tunes spsaAsr
OF the state OF Representatives.. Twice Presheh
NJ th s,aare and ,ery eli one term as Lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
10 CHANGE IN MR. HEaRMAS,s CONDITION.

10 CHANGE ~ MR. HEGENAE'S CONDITION..
The eondltiou of william A. o. Hegenan, brother
in-law OF Chaunaey NJ Depew, unchanged last
niohr The uatients symptoms during the day were
sIbstasn iaIly the the Day before. The
ply scians said that there was no change IN tne
cOvery tim they were Oh Monday
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pR McGLYSyS CASE.

To tao Editor ar Ths rrtbaWs.
SIR: Tho simple elaborate editorial In To-
days TRInEsR thai DR.. NcGIynu directed arst to
reraut the doctrine he hell and then To Rome
20 WAS condemned, and then allowed to 40 and
plain. CATHOLIC.
Ne,r. York. july IL, 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13

LIQUOR SELLERS RELYING on TIE BALLoT
LoulsvuLH July II LspeaoD. Tho Mutual Protective
Association, composed mainly Of retail liquor
dealers and brswsn throughout the city,
held is annual meeting at Hedrrkrsns Hall today.
There arc over 100 members Altar the election OF ON
GERS for The sssuing year. President 4. ". Herman
addressed the assembly, calling attention to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July 49, A. M-Clear skies. dry
air bresze that almost died away TO nothing. and
,ht increase Of warmth attended Yesterdays notion
lea. barometer The Temperature ranged between TO-
ana oOs the average 79ss, being so iyner than on
The nding day last year. and 3o higher than
oa Monday. -
In AID near this city to-day thsre viii probably %
slightly warmer, fair weather
IA pIese nr little change u Indicated for Thursday
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yEW-JERsEY IA yyERs TIRED OF TIE KNIGHTS

The Leather Mannfaeuirerg Association Of New
Jersey has ~ioproi resolution to stop
Inc tanning OF all hide On July 30
This will cvmpel the closing dawn ar
nearly all the hrsc fact0r.e- In Newark cmplny my
ahour 1000 hand-. The re:ison gwen by tho e1ecu
rive conmittee of the assocpton for the sctaon ~
overprosiacIien AID sales without prent See ~
was not directed ~ atast the Knights OF Labor III
WA acknowledged ko~svrr. that tho general ntcn-
tion yas to MAKE the shop. non un.Or mtef tns
tImo sCecincd me Knights Of Labor leaders &C.
copt n a HOW aimed at the order Hnown
Grazing aneer tne Tyranny Of the knights, who
control the shoFs and Arbitrarily dictse 70 es
cmpIoyers In matters Of business. Every hrin
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HR JONES WAsyor Oy The YACHT WAVE.

Charles A. Jones'. Nc. so South-st. was not badly
burned" reyerte stephen Ccopers soop yacht
Wave was destroyed by Ere OF the Haysn brekrAtsr
Mr. rsn.s business usual IL " snD
posct o referred 10 station island jones'
retu net % SeSi ORB
sic l,fdns sent ts thsm ycssrdnf That WIS
rendered Mr. Cooper has laors shop AZ Va
RPostway-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13

THE MADISON SQUARE GARDEy COMPANY
Ats meeting Of the Maslssoa Square Garden Company
held yesterday az the Assor Building, No. 10 waILs. tho
following officers elected: President, D. O. Mills
vicepresident, w. =. wharton; treasurer. Thomas W.
Pesfsal and manager. James T. nyde. w. c. Gulifver
elected the pany and H. Duncan Wood
and T. strE&s elected directors 10 iii existing
vaeascSea
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scrofua the dreaded yet widespread sceurge of the
human race, be cured by DR. Jaynes Alternative; it
overcomss disease thoroughly by driving r from the
system. :.
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The convention Will last for three days.

LYMAN TRUMBULL IN THE LAKE FRONT CASE.
CHICAGO, July 12.-In the lake front before Mr.
Justice Harlan and Judge Blodget to day, Lyman Trum
bull argued for the noio Central Railroad Company In
regard to the position of the city Of Chicago In the
he said: 1.-The fee in the submerged lands did not belong
to the city, but the stats Long before this grant
the Illinois Central the waters Of the lake had washed
away all the land where tse railroad and several
hundred feet more 1 DO not know when 1t was
washed away; that not shown but 10 certain that In
1889 1t gone Therefore, when the city of Chicago
was Incorporated, that land was not part OF IT."
Mr. Trumbul argued that all municipal corporations
created by hs State Legislature OF
the Legislature. II the Legislature grants privileges
TO corporation, IL can take them away again at pleas
ure.
Do you contend that the power OF the State extends
absolutely all property held by the corporation
asked Judge Harlan
"Over all held for public use"
Suppose" continued Judge Harlan, 1.-THE Legislature
should pass requiring the city to give up TO the
the Lake Park for building Of railroad, what
WOULD you say to It's validity r
Il should say 10 would be . valid act" replied Mr.
TrumbulL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-13
ANTONIO NESTLE DOMINIQUE.

HAVANA, July l2.-Antonio Mestre Dominsusz, aprom-
usnt Cuban doctor secretary Of the Royal Acadeny
OF sciences OF Havana, Is dead.
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MARRIED.

Among the Certninsies Of the Age "a
belong neusoRS Pasers renedy tor all aches an
palma wherever located Neal, csanly, ECONOMICAL
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THE WEATHER. REPORT

GOVERNMENT CyDrCArroNs-Foa 2t HOURS
WARRINGTON July 12.-Fox New England Eastern
New.York Eastern Pennsyfvsnia and Sow-Jerseys ian
weather stationary temperature. westerly wind&
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AVN. YrxLEY sgExIyd RExr oy TIE oCEAx.

AHAA PI1LEI SEEKING k3xT CIV TIE oo1A".
Among tho passengers who sailed on the Nevada yea
terday were Miss Annie Pixcy ana her husband Robert
foaest nfss l1xisy !. simply eoinx 70 Europe for
"a 1901 In the fall with :" The DeaeoRs Danghfcr
- cAaxiss Coghlsa snd her daughter wore also on
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POINT FOR JUDGE BARRETT TO CONSIDER
nNEurEs or rHE crrY Nrsr nE puN1suEp.

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SIR: Permit to thank you on behalf Of myself and
others your editorial la tns mornings TRIBUNE on
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find in every heart that loves the were OF this
metropolis When rogues conspre to nlure the city aud
are caught let them suffer tina penalty o. the law Let
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Neic- York, July IL, 1887
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